Explorers Club Plans First Cedar Rapids Meeting
An Explorers club, the first Cedar Rapids chapter of a national group, will hold its initial meeting Tuesday at the Montrose hotel. The women’s club, led by Muss Grace Boston, aims to cover travel romance and adventure with fifty members already signed and seventy five cap. The roster includes officers Captain Katherine ASE PV, fast mate By Harese, and purse Bertha F Wilson.
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Montrose Hotel
Cedar Rapids
National Explorers’ Club
Muss Grace Boston
Town Hall Club
Zeta Chapter
University Guild
Explorers Club
Katherine Ase
Harese
Bertha F Wilson
Esther Bia
Daughters of Penelope Install Auxiliary Tonight at Moose Hall
The newly organized auxiliary of the Daughters of Penelope holds a public installation this evening at Moose Hall with Mrs Alex Asoumanakis of Dubuque conducting. A 6 pm picnic supper precedes the event, Mayor W J Neall will speak, and guests from surrounding towns are invited to the dance to close the season.
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Daughters of Penelope
Moose Hall
Womens
Alex Asoumanakis
Dubuque
W J Neall
Aokiya Camp Fire elects new officers
The Aokiya Camp Fire group elected officers Friday evening Mildred Philips president Shirley Like vice president Dorothy Hopkins secretary Lillian Repstein treasurer Jean Bicescribe and Eloise Balear program chairman The former year’s officers included Elone Balear Pauline Schimat Dorinths Doolittle Mildred Philips and Shirley Like.
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Aokiya Camp
Mildred Philips
Shirley Like
Dorothy Hopkins
Lillian Repstein
Jean Bice Scribe
Eloise Balear
Elone Balear
Pauline Schimat Dorinths Doolittle
Hostess Acted Quietly at Dinner Gathering
Fragmentary notes describe a social event where the hostess remained in the background while guests arrived late and conversations drifted. Names and places are unclear, but the record indicates a managed, understated host posture during the evening.
Lu c ie Hass Daughter Honored at Mrs Hass Shower
Mrs Robert A Hass hosted a miscellaneous shower for her daughter Miss Lucie Hass before her marriage to Howard L Fifield. Guests included Mrs Hass and Mrs Doe Dytrt with many listed attendees in attendance.
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Robert A Hass
Mallory Street
Howard L. Fifield
Lucie Hass
William Dytrt
Robert Hass
Doe Dytit
Howard L Fifield
Joseph Dvorak
Wenel
Andrie W. Volak
Frank Dver
Louis Koastna
Wesley Visek
William Uleh
Joseph Melenovsky
Joseph Blazek
Phillip Mackey
Emsi Klumpar
Frank Tvrdik
Frank Shimek
Joseph Doupnik
Mimnie Sammet
L Stepanek
Robert Kutchera
John Kutchera
Charles Hubacek
Joe Dytrt
Jerry Dytrt
Wendl Topic
J Nejd
Louis Trzi
Irma Hendrickson
Arnold Larson
Charles Rejsa
Mamie Caldwell
Brush Albert Urban
Frank Dytrt
Local fraternal clubs schedule varied meetings this week
A jumble of notices shows Cedar Staff Club meets Tuesday evening with Mrs Hulda Wood at 326 Eighth Street SW Mercs Dission Meres division No 53 GT A to the B of LF wall meets Tuesdays at 2:30 pm in MK of P hall. Presidents of Star Indge No 4 Decree of Honor meet in Des Moines at the home of Mio Nota Mulvihill 516 Sixth Avenue SF.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Staff Club
Hulda Wood
326
Eighth Street
Meres
Wall
P Hall
Star Indge No 4
Mert Moines
Topm
Cie
Mio Nota Mulvihill
Sixth Avenue
Re open notice for town meeting at Mrs W Nel’s home
A local notice states a meeting will be held at the home of Mrs W oJ Nel on Sixth Road SW. The timing follows prior discussions and is part of a re opening plan for the Three Tonk ete alt eb project.
Wilbur Evans To Sing Saturday At Coe College Campus
Popular American baritone Wilbur Evans will perform Saturday evening at Coe College as part of the Community Concert Association series. Evans, born in Philadelphia, rose from small beginnings to win the Atwater Kent national audition in 1927, securing $5,000, a gold decoration, and two years of conservatory tuition.
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Wilbur Evans
Coe College Caapes
Community Concert Association
Philadelphia
Walter
West Philadelphia
Oung
wWibur
Jervis Pendleton Mur
Bors
Marcella Semiebrich
Emilio de Gogorza
Curtis Institute
de Ciogorza
Richard Hageman
Mme Dagtmar Robner Barclay
Edward Lippe
New York
Atwater Kent Foundation
Maine
California
Canada
Cuba
Flegier
Wilbur Exano
Conservatory of Music
Friendly club spring frolic moved to Wednesday on Montrose Terrace
The Friendly club hosts its final indoor meeting of the season as a spring frolic on Wednesday at 7 30 on the Montrose terrace. Aimed to beat the prior attendance of 130, the event features varied entertainment and several surprises with committee members Mrs Clare Nichols Mrs C H Brittin Margaret Bittle and Orwie Klug coordinating. All former attendees and new guests are invited.
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Montrose Terrace
Clare Nichols
C H. Brittin
Margaret Bittle
Orwie Klug
Hopkinton Wedding at St Pauls Worth Weton
Miss Kathryn White daughter of Mr and Mrs L T White of Hopkinton and Cyril Turmis son of Mr and Mrs Nick Turms of Bernard were married Thursday at St Pauls Catholic Church Worth Weton by Rev J H Schimachler Attendants were Miss Mary Florence Whis and Rainnoned Turns A reception followed at the brides parents home After a short trip the couple will settle on a farm near Bernard The Youre Peoples Society of the Reformed Presbyterian church was appointed by Mr and Mrs Ray Mora Jover Monday Talks were given by the Rev F F Allen Burh McCsiade and Raymond Tasem Coasts were Ady’s Anta Patter Tesh Josep Mr and Mrs Ravinand Joseph and two sons attended The Rev o and Mrs FoF Adjen Mass Metiptie Allen Willan Ferguson Paul Ferguson Rouert McNewd to toy McNewll Samuel McNewd Mas cs Taal de Bedgam Ronde MeQtade Hib Mewlade sade Kennfae q Det alae Dette byaalop Menieth Duran end Cee Dunlap Miss Dele Walard was surprised by pranks on her birthday The Kensington club Brida The Pagan Wes given by Mis F B Trbotts and Miss Kathryn Kikwood Frakes Smith Please Sehert and Maree Littleneld Ang Meron Boarehared The Refomed Pentecostal Mu- SOnArV sows eld all day steering mn she hee of Mos Jenn Be Gen Weegee any Mace Mar MeC bade gave a paper Mer rs rector were Pre ment Mo WOA E'rdgy. ietegir yedery Mis Mist Mee dace eeTOlay Mit J OM Me- Nel treasures My Matty Andrey MOTE
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Kathryn White
L T White
Hopkinton
Cyril Turmis
Nick Turms
Bernard
St Pauls Catholic Church
Worthweton
J HH Schimachler
Mary Florence
Brinard
The
Reformed Presbyterian Church
Awnd
Raymora Jover
Allen Fies Burh McCsiade
Raymond Tasem
Ady
Anta Patter Tesh Josep
Ravinand Joseph
Fof
Adjen Mass Metiptie Allen Willan Ferguson
Paul Ferguson
Rouert McNewd
Dele Walard
Mis
Trbotts
Tin Mises
Kathryn Kikwood Frakes Smith
Matty Andrey
Net Curtains In Bright Colors Catch Home Fashions
New ideas for window dressing turn to colored net curtains in bold orange white green blue and brown schemes. Open mesh nets with hexagonal dots lace-like weaves and knitted fish net styles offer versatile room accents with overdraperies and white fringe, while self adjustable hems simplify mounting.
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York
Amos Parrish
PTA Meetings Feature Talks and Elections Across District
The Kenwood and Arthur PTAs host talks by Mrs. C A Love and Judge Thomas B Powell with music by glee clubs. Officers are elected for the coming year. Woodrow Wilson PTA plans a second semester meeting with Mr Lew rill focusing on character development. Cleveland PTA and others hold sessions with readings, demonstrations, and student performances by first graders and a patriotic playlet.
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Kenwood
Glee Club
Dinner and bridge entertainments honor local ladies
Victor Mrs Russell Jennings hosted a Thursday dinner and bridge party with guests including Miss Margaret Jennings Mrs H G Meyer Mrs Horace Wahl Mrs C D McAninch Mrs Forrest Shaull Mrs KL Bellegante and Mrs J J Roushar. Miss Eva Mae Gwin marked her fourteenth birthday with a Monday gathering. Mrs Hoyt Fish entertained Thursday at bridge with attendees Mrs Luna Fish Mrs Will Johnson Mrs J W Refer Mrs Harry Housman Mrs Wesley Novotny Mrs Fred Neuhaus Mrs Louis Schlesselman and Mrs Ralph Shaw. Prizes were awarded to Mrs Johnson and Mrs Neuhaus.
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Russell Jennings
Bridge
Margaret Jennings
H G Meyer
Horace Wahl
C D. McAninch
Forrest Shaull
KL. J. Bellegante
J J Roushar
Eva Mae Gwin
Hoyt Fish
Luna Fish
Will Johnson
J W Refer
Harry Housman
Wesley Novotny
Fred Neuhaus
Louis Schlesselman
Ralph Shaw
Johnson
Neuhaus
Church circles host luncheon and bridge events
St Martha's circle of Immaculate Conception church meets for luncheon and bridge in the school parlors with Mrs William Buck and Mrs John Jacobs as hostesses. The Peoples church social circle is entertained at 230 on Tuesday in the church social rooms with hostesses Mrs Welke Miss Effie Burton and Mrs Henry Montillon.
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St Martha’s Circle of the Immaculate Conception Church
William Buck
John Jacobs
The
Peoples Church
Mr. Welke
Effie Burton
Henry Montillon
Kenwood Methodist Y M P Class Meeting at Robinson Home
The Y M P class of Kenwood Methodist Church will meet at Mr and Mrs W R Robinsons home at 2412 C Avenue NE on Tuesday evening. Assistant hostesses will be Mrs Harry Emerson and Mrs Ira Bachelder.
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Kenwood Methodist Church
W R. Robinson
C Avenue NE
Harry Emerson
Ira Bachelder
Trinity Methodist W H M S plans Tuesday meeting
The W H M S of Trinity Methodist Church will meet with Mrs. A F Butterfield at 1311 A Avenue NW on Tuesday evening. Mrs. E R Owen will lead devotional time and Mrs. W H Bontrager will guide the program. A regular picnic follows.
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Trinity Methodist Church
A F Butterfield
A Avenue NW
E. R. Owen
W H Bontrager
Mary Ann Schneider Weds Edwin M Anderson at First Lutheran Parsonage
Mrs Dagmar Schneider announces the marriage of her daughter Mary Ann to Edwin M Anderson of Cedar Rapids. The ceremony was held Saturday at 2 30 pm at the First Lutheran parsonage with Rev John Gent officiating. The couple will reside in Cedar Rapids. A reception for about thirty friends followed at the bride's mother's home.
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Dagmar Schneider
Third Street
Mary Ann
Edwin M Anderson
Cedar Rapids
N. P. Anderson
West Branch
John Gent
Donna Mae Smith
Ray Curl
Social notes from Hotel Brooklyn gatherings and local events
Brooklyn society circles met for luncheons bridge and dinners at Hotel Brooklyn with Mrs. Coe Manatt Mrs Edward Fitzgerald and guests hosting gatherings High scores awards and traveling prizes were announced Relatives surprised Mrs Jennie Ryan on her birthday Attendees included Mrs W E Butts Mrs Isaac Wessel and others The Social Circle club met with Mrs Dora Ramsey Royal Neighbors gathered at Mrs Lucinda Crider's home The Kum Joy Nus class met with Mrs Gordon Cronk The county medical association was entertained at Hotel Brooklyn by Dr E J Ringena president with Dr Plaas as speaker
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Coe Manatt
Hotel Brooklyn
Manatt
Bridge
M. A. Kinnamon
Gordon Cronk
Maynard McLain
W. K. Miles
Edward Fitzgerald
Virgil Besser
Elkhart
Harry Tinker
Homer Carpenter
Tinker
Jennie Ryan
W E. Butts
Isaac Wessel
Fred Gray
Carl Reiche
Harold Gray
Clyde Brannian
Wallace Ryan
Joe Ryan
Albert Bailey
Lyle Bailey
Zearing
Dora Ramsey
Coralie Wylie
Lucinda Crider
Kum-Joy-Nus
Harold Knorr
Orville Armstrong
M. H. Goeldner
Elmer Slagle
Percy Ostrom
County Medical Association
E. J Ringena
Plaas
Iowa City
Manchester Clubs and Social Gatherings Report
A busy slate of Manchester social events is recorded. Farewell for Mrs. Lloyd Johnson in North Manchester hosted at Mrs. V Burrington’s home. Leslie Dillon won first and traveling prizes. Various clubs met for luncheons, bridge games, and programs including the Thursday Afternoon Club, Methodist Circle C, Wednesday Afternoon Contract Bridge, Manchester Community Church groups, the Tourist Club with speaker Irene Bonnell, and Priscilla Club notices.
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Lloyd Johnson
Chicago
North Manchester Bridge
Ciug
Burrington
Leslie Dillon
B R. Stiteel
Howard Drew Thomas H. Tracey
Edward Kuhlman
Methodist Circle C
Amelia Krog
J J Arduser
Manchester
Harold J. Amiand
Washington Couple Wed in Presbyterian Ceremony
Washington Miss Blanche Murphy daughter of Mr and Mrs William Murphy of Ainsworth and Floyd A Martin of Ainsworth son of Mr and Mrs Will Martin of Keota were married April 7 at the Presbyterian church with Rev PF W Eastwood officiating. The groom’s parents and the bride’s sister Mrs Earle Steele of Washington witnessed. the couple left for a short trip and will live on a farm near Ainsworth.
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Blanche Murphy
William Murphy
Ainsworth
Floyd A. Martin
Will Martin
Keota
Presbyterian Parsonage
PF. W. Eastwood
D.D
Earle Steele
Washington
Glen Cuddehock
Harmony Community Club
Mable Johnson
Walter Anderson
Walter Longer
Bernice Sheetz
Will Sheetz
Frank Kleese
Harry Davis
C O Davis
C R. McCutchen
Barbara Sawyer
A. B. Atchison
Lillian Minick
Ernestine Murdock
Gaplist
World Wide Guild
Kathryn Vacha
Ruth Messer
Mildred Starr
Lilian Berry
Hilda Brown
Rachel Negus
Legion and Auxiliary
North Side
K. Chall
A. E. Baldrige
Legion
Baldrige
Terry Marsh
Baptist Young Women’s Missionary Society
Elda White
Lloyd Conger
Local Club Meetings Note Hostess Actions This Week
Lisb on Miss Bertha Miller hosted Leona Roberts chapter Otterbein Guild. Evangeli cal Foreign Missionary society met at Anna Belle Bittle’s home. The Standard Bearers met at the Methodist parsonage. Vera Yates and Helen Graver led sessions. Ladies auxiliary to Cyclops post entertained Legionaires. Suny conference at Walker features Mrs. L. M. Gish and Mrs. Harlan Briggs. Lucky Thirteen bridge club hosted by Mrs. Fred Bittle with prizes for Clara Bittle C O Hoover Verlyn Beasmore.
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Bertha Miller
Leona Roberts
Otterbein Guild
Evangelical Foreign Missionary Society
Anna Belle Bittle
R. P. Andreas
Methodist
Vera Yates
Helen Graver
Cyclops Post
Legionaires
L. M. Gish
Harlan Briggs
Suny
Walker
Fred Bittle
Bridge Club
Clara Bittle
C. O. Hoover
George Young
Verlyn
Beas
More
C. QO
Hoover
Also Mentioned on This Page
Explorers’ Club
Grace Boston
Penelope
N W. Club
C and N W
Rapids Club
K of P Hall
Syed Tieats
Wiletton
Mr. C
Dyson
Clubs
Star Post
Bunty Cardeb
Carrie Morcamhe
Mons
Sunshine Carcle
Bigelow-Sanford
Dia
Smulekoff
Third Avenue SW
Newmans
P. T. A. Meetings
Arthur
Thomas B Powel
Arthur P T
Ruth Barth
Naomi Battin Ra
PTA
Adt
Pevickoma Ford
Sbhiel
Cleveland
Cleveland Pta
F J Anderon
Dale Reece
Amos Scott
L. R. Bufington
FA. Miner
Elmer Grissel
Adelaide Montillon
H G Metge
Paul Marshal
Billy Webber
Charles Campbell
Donald Andrew
Allen Parliament
Donald Bruns
James Gillam
Charles Harmon
Janet Bokerney
Billy Anderson
Marvin Sedlace
Albert Sindelar
Keith Camizzi
Dorothy Jean Bradsley
Wiliam Hobel
Francis Doyle
June Drew
Owen Hoadley
Evelyn Jensen
Peggy Ann Jones
Douglas Nelson
Virginia Stransky
Jean Hauskins
Pauleen Stump
Nadine Walters
Billy Davenport
Elaine Miller
Geraldine Harrington
Wanda Johnson
Frances Lechelt
Billy Olson
Peggy Wickham
Lillian Cunningham
Victor
St. Martha's Circle
Mary Ann Schneider
E. M. Anderson
Truart
Mrs. Anderson
Brooklyn
C.O
DIAL
Zoric
Lisbon
Sanford
Adelite
We Wooster
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